Ron Jeramiah: "A+ fam...start with some tasty breads. Chowder is good, boiled lobster is awesome. Pot Roast is off da chain yo. Great atmosphere and fun. Must do in P-town."
Alan Mooiman: "Creative drinks, fantastic atmosphere- from the visuals to the music. The owners put in a lot of effort into making this an amazing new bar in town that feels like a NYC bar without being pretentious."
Tim Hettler: "Get up early or stand in a line that stretches out the door. The wait is worth it, though, for these excellent pastries and breads. Grab a loaf of day-old cinnamon raisin for french toast at home."
Al S: "One of my favorite bottle shops on earth. Great, inspired selection of local and other notable brews. Friendly, personal service. Love this place. If they have Hoof Hearted cans, buy 'em."
Djaniella D.: "Former gas station turned into one of the best coffee shops in town. Love the logo, staff, atmosphere, & of course their coffee! I'd recommend the mocha latte - they use Mast Brothers dark chocolate!"
ZenFoodster: "Great brunch/comfort food: Arnold Palmer, fried green tomatoes, gumbo+Waffle plate: over-easy eggs w/ bacon & regular syrup ($2 extra for Maine maple syrup) + a side of 2 sausage links ($3.50 extra)!"
Julia Warnock: "Cozy, authentic and w/ a wide range of foods on the menu, Hot Suppa is great for brunch and dinner. They have the best Mac&Cheese! Very small space, so there is usually a wait for brunch."
Eater: "Chef/owner Rob Evans won a James Beard Award and "Chopped" but left high-end Hugo's to concentrate on his palace of poutine and duck confit panini. The wait will be well worth it. [Eater 38 Member]"
Djaniella D.: "Had one of my BEST meals here. Try the poutine & be prepared to have a religious experience. Even the hand cut fries w/ truffle ketchup was superb. Also, the "Original" milkshake is out of this world!"